Cagrilintide — anyone running it and what outcomes

C
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cagrisemaMember
2/28/2026 · 1786 views

Cagri is underused in the GLP-1 conversation. Amylin analog, weekly dosing, pairs with sema or standalone. What doses and outcomes are people seeing?

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S
Joined 2026
28 posts
3/1/2026

Ran cagri 2.4mg weekly for 12 weeks. -4.8kg, slow and steady. Different feel than GLP-1 — less nausea, more satiety after meals, slower gastric emptying is noticeable.

Week 14
  • Semaglutide · 1.7 mg · weekly · sub-Q
T
Joined 2026
44 posts
3/2/2026

Cagri alone at 2.4mg is ~60% of GLP-1 mono-efficacy in my observation. The combo with sema is where cagri earns its keep.

Tirze cycle
  • Tirzepatide · 5 mg · weekly · sub-Q
G
Joined 2026
32 posts
3/4/2026

Cagri's mechanism (amylin) is complementary to GLP-1. Combined therapy has shown additive effects in trials. Worth the extra compound if you're hitting a GLP-1 plateau.

M
Joined 2026
29 posts
3/4/2026

Haven't tried. Keeping an eye on the combo data from the sema/cagri trials.

F
Joined 2026
30 posts
3/5/2026

Cagri + sema combo at low doses was smoother than sema up-titrated alone for me. Less nausea per kg lost. Worth considering if sema side effects are the blocker.

S
Joined 2026
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slow_loseMember
3/7/2026

Ran cagri alone for 16 weeks, -6.1kg. Slow but extremely tolerable. For people who can't handle GLP-1 nausea, this is the option.

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